Naira Weakens Against Dollar for Fourth Consecutive Day, Hits N1,450/$1 in Parallel Market, N1,309/$ at Official Window
The Naira’s slide against the dollar continued for a fourth consecutive day, settling at N1,309.81/$1 at the NAFEM window.
The Naira’s slide against the dollar continued for a fourth consecutive day, settling at N1,309.81/$1 at the NAFEM window.
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